Outdoor Bird Cage:
This outstanding outdoor bird cage with a hexagonal shape offers a spacious area to house a wide variety of birds, including Budgies, Doves, Love Birds, Finches, Quails, Parrot Canaries, and other gentle and charming birds or small animals. It provides them with a cozy home where they can interact and befriend other feathered friends. Constructed from fir wood and iron mesh, it effectively protects the birds from predators. The use of fir wood makes the birds feel as if they are perching on trees in a natural setting.
The thick wooden roof covered with asphalt acts as an excellent shelter, shielding the birds from heavy rain and scorching sun, creating a comfortable and ecological living space in this hexagonal aviary. People, especially children, can enter the cage to feed the birds, play with them, and sing along, enjoying the free, glorious, relaxed, melodious, and unique bird songs and their flight. Owning such an outdoor bird cage in your garden is a great idea. It is easy to clean, maintain, and offers endless entertainment.
Features of the Outdoor Bird Cage:
Made of animal - friendly fir timber
Reinforced with iron to keep predators at bay
Multi - functional for raising birds or small animals
A thick wooden fence encircles the bottom
Provides a warm home and promotes social interaction among birds
The thick wooden roof with asphalt resists adverse weather
Allows for enjoyable activities with the birds
Convenient for feeding and entering the cage
Easy to clean all excreta and dirt for long - term use
High - quality and attractive for birds to live in
The hexagonal design in the garden mimics a natural environment, which can extend the birds' lifespan.
Specifications of the Outdoor Bird Cage:
Color: light yellow and green
Material: Fir wood, iron wire
Overall dimension: 60'L×51'W×64'H
Door size: 23.2'H×39.8'L
Barbed wire size: 0.4'H×0.4'W
Roof length: 31.5'
Product weight: 62.4 LBS
Using this outdoor bird cage is a breeze. First, find a suitable spot in your garden. Then, carefully place the cage there. You can introduce your birds or small animals into the cage and start adding food and water containers. You can enter the cage through the door to interact with the birds. When it comes to maintenance, regularly clean the excreta and dirt inside the cage. Check the iron mesh and wooden parts for any signs of damage. If you notice any issues, repair them promptly. In bad weather, the cage's roof will protect the birds, but still, keep an eye on their well - being. Make sure to keep the cage away from areas where predators can easily access. With proper use and maintenance, this cage will provide a great home for your feathered friends for a long time.
